<p>What's the deal with Sarah Cooper? The author, satirist, and comic is having a moment, just as ⁦Jerry Seinfeld and ⁦the New York Times. Here she and Laurel discuss her infamous take on Donald Trump vs. Alec Baldwin's, and even get a little political (but only in terms of comedy). </p>

What's the deal with Sarah Cooper? The author, satirist, and comic is having a moment, just as ⁦Jerry Seinfeld and ⁦the New York Times. Here she and Laurel discuss her infamous take on Donald Trump vs. Alec Baldwin's, and even get a little political (but only in terms of comedy).

<p>What's the deal with Sarah Cooper? The author, satirist, and comic is having a moment, just as ⁦Jerry Seinfeld and ⁦the New York Times. Here she and Laurel discuss her infamous take on Donald Trump vs. Alec Baldwin's, and even get a little political (but only in terms of comedy).&nbsp;</p>

How to Sarah Cooper!

Comedians, actors, writers, everybody wants their "big" break, that elusive gig that will take them from being an artist with a day job to the next level. But HOW does it happen? What does it really feel like in the green room of the Tonight Show five minutes before your first TV set, or when a post goes viral and suddenly your comedy heroes are not just following you, they want to work with you? Or in theater seats while your film debuts at a major festival? Comedy writer Laurel Cummings interviews successful comedians, actors, award-winning filmmakers, producers, and other people she finds interesting to learn all about their first big gig. Each episode is about 30 minutes or less because she's busy, and knows you're busy too. Respect. Please follow @laurelslittleshow on Instagram and subscribe to "Laurel's Little Show" on YouTube for more.

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